Oak Crest Parkville, MD

Offers Assisted Living, Independent Living, Nursing Homes, and Continuing Care Communities

48 Reviews

2016, 2017

8820 Walther Boulevard

Parkville

21234

Oak Crest

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4.4 48

Not what its cracked up to be 2021-03-24 My mother has lived here for 6 years and over the years everything has really diminished. I recognize that covid has affected everything but the food has become beyond terrible and very little choices. The elevator which was down for months is still acting up. And apparently they are removing one of the deli's after removing another one in a different building. Without discussion with residents prior to decision making. These are people who moved in with amenities that have been taken away and yet the price rose 4% this year alone. Would not recommend to anyone. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 3 1

Stacey 2018-06-26 My mom stayed at Oak Crest and it was a wonderful place. It was phenomenal. They had music, arts, and games. They were very professional and clean. The meals are fantastic and wonderful. The staff was fantastic. I can't say enough good things about them. It was expensive, but then everything was state of the art. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 5 1

Barbara 2017-08-21 I know a lot of people at Oak Crest. It's a very large place to get around in, but it's very nice. It's very friendly and the apartments and staff are nice. My friends are involved in some of the activities, which they like, including swimming, cards, and woodworking. They have very good food. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 5 1

Maria025146 2017-01-10 I went to visit my cousins at Oak Crest. It is very nice and very large, and the people who live there love it. The facilities are very nice, and the staff people are very nice. The rooms are fine, but it is very expensive. A person who has a 1-bedroom apartment has a bedroom, a living room, a small kitchen, and a bathroom. Her apartment was small but adequate. I visited this facility

5 4 1

voyager 2016-12-20 Things seem to be changing here. The food quality is slipping. There seems to be an attitude change on the part of the food service staff negatively toward the residents. I have had several residents, long term and short term begin to speak out to me about the negative situation I am/was a resident of this facility

5 3 1

Happycalm 2016-12-08 I was excited that my mother was moving into Oak Crest initially. Now, not so much. They have many problems there that don't seem to be resolved, as they are busy making changes and room for the new people to hopefully come. Her food is not good and they can't seem to find a way of organizing the process or producing interesting or tasty food. Mice, mice, mice! They are overrun with mice and again, can't seem to find a way of clearing the issue up. Also, once one is moved in, even though repairs need to be made from past occupants Oak Crest charges the current tenant if they did not order all new interiors, and then there is a limited amount of time for catching problems.. Unfortunately, the mostly elderly people who are most affected by these issues are not able/willing/confident enough to push the management for improvement. Disappointed and not so happy now. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 2 1

Mary121534 2016-10-20 Oak Crest's rooms are very good and large. The food was satisfactory. They offered just about everything. It's a very large community, but it's probably a little larger than I would like. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Elaine250741 2016-06-28 I was impressed with everything at Oak Crest because they had a lot to offer with activities, recreation, and volunteers coming in. They thought of everything in terms of not having to leave the facility. They had doctors and nurses come to check on the residents. It was very well planned out and pricey. I didn’t like that they had a buy-in program. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Jean121803850 2016-04-06 Oak Crest was great. They have two-bedrooms with two bathrooms and a patio or porch. Their activities include a woodshop for my husband, bridge for me, a swimming pool, and anything else that we could ask for. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Visitor117473450 2016-01-24 Oak Crest was very nice and very clean. The staff was accommodating and knowledgeable. We found that it was going to be extremely expensive for mom to be there. I visited this facility

5 3 1

Rebecca43 2015-12-01 We went to Oak Crest. The presentation was excellent. They had very nice units. However, it was a little out of the way, and there were a lot of traffic in between where we would be and where our children are. They did have the same activities, e.g., aquatics, physical therapy, and housekeeping. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Carol114210550 2015-10-27 My husband and I visited Oak Crest. They were top-notch. The building is like a campus. It is very large and very well cared for. They had a huge staff. In fact, they have a couple of different buildings there on the campus. It is a very big facility. There are lots of amenities and lots of options and things to do, but it is also very expensive. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Vinny2 2015-09-18 My dad has moved into Oak Crest. The staff is excellent. They are very attentive. They have loads of activities if you are interested. The facility is very well kept. They have board games, cards, sports, and swimming available. They have a fitness center. They will take you shopping if you are interested. I found the food to be very good. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 5 1

Caring106907250 2015-05-31 Oak Crest is too big and too expensive, but I like the fact that they had the restaurant within the walls so you don’t have to go outside, and that’s one of my main things if I ever go anywhere because I do live alone. The food is very good; they have chefs and cooks. I have seen that the staff seems to be very pleasant and cooperative. They have 1 and 2-bedroom rooms and is set up very nicely. They are very active, they have a gym and a swimming pool, they play cards, and they do stage shows for people that want to be involved in that. One thing that I don’t care for is that the elevators are very far apart, and there is a lot of walking that you have to do to get anywhere within the building. But I think all their buildings are connected in some way that you don’t have to go outside. The distance for walking even from the front door to get to an elevator -- and then if you have to go up from one of the higher floors -- includes long halls, and for a lot of people in wheelchairs and even for people at my age, they are very long halls to walk. It is very clean, and from what I have seen and from the people who live there, they are very satisfied. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 5 1

Chris M. 2015-03-26 My grandparents lived here for over 7 years before my grandmother passed. They lived in the independent apartments until my grandmother became ill, then they moved to assisted living. My grandfather always says moving here was one of the best decisions they ever made. We have gone up to visit quite a bit over the years. When I was going to school at Towson University I was over there almost every weekend to visit. The food in the dining room is actually quite good. The pools are nice. There are LOTS of events and social groups. My grandparents really enjoyed this. The location is great and close to where they used to live. It is very clean and well kept. Never smells, even in the Alzheimer's unit. You get alot for what you pay. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 5 1

Joaniellen 2015-02-08 My Mom has been in Oak Crest since 2005. First she was in independent living and now in the nursing home. Although the fee for nursing home is enormous, she is receiving top of the line care there. The nurses keeps the family informed of her progressive and they keep a daily log of her medicines. They have family meetings every three months to discuss my Mom which I find very helpful. The administrator of Oak Crest has been extremely helpful in dealing with her finances and there has never been any pressure on my sister and I. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants/needs quality time and care if they can afford it. I am a friend or relative of resident

5 5 1

Larry46 2015-01-29 The tour was very nice. The physical structure of the Oak Crest is excellent. The facilities connect to each other, and every apartment is connected to the main area. You have a choice of three or four restaurants so you never have to go out if you don't wish. If you have a need to go into an assisted living, it's also connected to the central building. Anybody can go and see you and pick you up without ever getting out of the community. They own their own television station which is local to the people within the facility. All these are very nice. Most of the smaller units, you have to go through the closet in order to get to the bathroom which is sort of a turn off. They do have a model in all of the later made units with the separate walk-in closet as well as a private entrance to the bathroom. They have medical doctors and nurses on the staff. The nurses are on 24 hours a day. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Caring99471150 2014-12-28 We went to Oak Crest. The atmosphere was nice. The people were friendly. Food was excellent. The apartments were small. With regards to the staff, they were all very friendly. However, they need more apartments. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Caring76139950 2013-12-30 Because of my work, I came to know about Oak Crest. One of the things that they have there is that they have ranges of care. They have different levels for you there. They do a very good job at the facility and I believe that they do have activities there. I visited this facility

5 4 1

caringmm719 2013-07-25 We visited Oak Crest a couple of times earlier when my friend was in a better condition. We looked at their assisted living facility and it was very nice. It was a fairly new facility. Their apartments were nice. They're all basically the same with the other facilities we visited in terms of services and features, but I would absolutely recommend Oak Crest to others. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Guest52519 2013-07-05 This is a wonderful place that our grandmother raves about constantly! The staff truly went out of their way to make her feel welcome, and it didn't stop there. She always tells us how friendly and helpful everyone is to her, and how she has met some wonderful residents that she now calls friends. She raves about the staff and the delicious meals she gets in the dining room, she says she loves getting her hair done in the salon, and always tells us how helpful and warm the front desk and office staff are to her. She was reluctant to move to Oak Crest Village, but now she says she wishes she found it sooner. We are so happy that she is happy and enjoying this stage in her life surrounded by wonderful people and living in such a pleasant atmosphere. My husband and I wish we could move in! We would definitely recommend Oak Crest Village to anyone looking for a retirement community that is definitely 5 stars! I am a friend or relative of resident

5 5 1

JulieE 2013-06-15 Oak Crest Village is safe, clean, fun and there are nice people as well. The food is good. I enjoy the exercising classes and have spent the last 7 years just loving my carefree lifestyle that I live at Oak Crest Village. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 5 1

Jess LCPC 2013-05-06 Oak Crest Village independent living senior community gets 5 stars. This is luxury living. The grounds of the facility are very pretty. The landscaping was pretty and the grounds well maintained. There are many common areas of the facility. This includes dining areas, computer center, lounges, Library and much, much more. Each of the apartments features lots of windows giving a breath taking view. I was very impressed with the entire community. This is a place to consider as a retirement option I visited this facility

5 5 1

AnonymousMedic 2012-11-19 My experience is that this is the top facility of all all nursing, assisted living, and retirement facilities in the area. It does not give off the typical vibe of a sad nursing home, as there are many activities to do in a community based environment. In my experience the medical care is also very good. There are security guards who are cross-trained as EMT's all over the facility, and they even have their own Paramedic staffed ambulance. I have seen no problems from the nursing staff there and they all seem to be kind to their patients. It is without a doubt one of the nicer facilities I have seen both in appearance and staffing. This as as far as my knowledge of the facility goes, but hopefully it provides a different perspective. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Anabeth Walsh 2011-09-29 Oakcrest Village is a vibrant community of seniors with a range of assistance needs. It is conveniently located near shopping and cultural venues. Oakcrest residents have a lot of options, in their living environments, their food choices, and their range of activities. Transportation is available daily. Residents can have pets and can share meals with friends and family. Oakcrest provides beautifully appointed apartments with a variety of floor plans, depending on the needs of the individual. It is easy for residents to receive various levels of care in this facility, as their needs for assistance change. When one member of a couple needs more care, Oakcrest staff finds ways to serve both members while ensuring that the couple maintains dignity and connection to the other. Oakcrest is well-regarded in the community, and has come to be known for their fine level of assistance to residents. I would not hesitate to encourage any of my aging family members to consider moving to Oakcrest and start getting the peace of mind that comes with a beautiful home and expert staffing. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Reviewer RC#0401 2022-04-09 Oak Crest was a fantastic place. Everybody was super friendly. We talked to several residents and it's a very amazing place. It looks like they have everything you need there. The lady was very confident. She answered all the questions, was very nice, and even followed up several times with me. We looked at three different units and they all were very nice. They have a swimming pool, a fitness center, and walking trails, and they have every club you could ever think of. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Reviewer#JM241021b 2021-10-28 My mom was a resident of Oak Crest. It's one of those where you have your own apartment, and you're independent. Then if you need assisted living, you could move to that. If you needed dementia care, they had that there as well. My mother was still on her own in just her apartment there. The facility was very good. It met all her needs. She was able to join a lot of the activities that were there. She played bridge once a week. While she was still up to it, in her 80s, she was swimming there. Up until a few years ago, she did line dancing there. They have a lot of activities. It's a very good community. I thought the food was pretty good. I've eaten there a good number of times over the past eight years. The staff members were very helpful, particularly the social worker there. It was fairly pricey. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 4 1

George 2021-09-05 What I liked best about Oak Crest is the spaciousness, a lot of wall space, a lot of windows, friendly staff, and good salespeople. Everybody seemed happy. You can't fake happiness when you're walking all around a facility that large. It is huge. You would expect for a place that big, there might be some malcontents or some discontented people; I didn't see any of them. They were very friendly, and we certainly walked the halls quite a bit to look at different room designs. Like all places, they sell by square foot. You have a certain ranking of apartments, each one getting bigger in size. Some of them have balconies or patios; some of them don't, and some of them are one-bedroom. They're well organized. When you first go there, you are dealing with a sales staff. I didn't get to see the kitchen staff or anything like that, but they had contractors working on some of the rooms and painting. When they have people leave, they rehab the rooms for the next family, couple, or individual. They were doing a very nice job. Everything was beautiful there. They go out of their way to keep things up. The staff all seemed to know each other, and they were happy. The facilities looked excellent. From what I could see, the food looked good. The amenities that they have are certainly very high with a lot of perks. You don't possibly need everything that you get. Sometimes you have to pay for things you don't really want, but it's part of the package (like buying a car). With Oak Crest, you buy a condo. You move in, and you have a monthly maintenance fee. The condo can range anywhere from $150,000 to $500,000 (depending upon the size), whether you get a basic studio apartment or a two-bedroom, two-bath, luxurious place. You live there and when you die, your heirs sell that place back for 90% of what you paid for. If you moved into the place at $500,000, and your monthly maintenance fee is $3,000. 90% of the $500,000 you paid, they will start taking away $3,000 every month to support you if you can't pay that maintenance fee. The maintenance fee also calls for some meals and other amenities. If you lived a very, very long time, eventually that monthly service fee eats up all that money that you had put down for your apartment (that 90% that your family's supposed to get back). They will keep you because they have a benevolent fund. They will keep you free of charge because you've been a resident there, and you put your money down in good faith. They've actually had that money to use during the course of all these years, so they can afford to keep you there. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Catherine 2021-09-01 I've gone to check out Oak Crest in Parkville. I'm not moving until next month but I liked it because of the amenities, and the friendliness of everybody. It's the independent living I'm going to. I'll be 30 minutes away from my sister so that's also another reason I liked it. They have a beautiful swimming pool, a nice exercise room, and beautiful grounds. You don't have to go outside like in the rain or the snow or the cold since it's all enclosed. They have long hallways that connect all the buildings. They have craft rooms, outside gardening, and a walking patio. They will come in and do some upgrades to your apartment if you want something done. The staff was very nice. They answer all your questions, everyone seems friendly and it's just a beautiful place. The food was delicious too. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Carol 2021-03-08 I visited some friends at Oak Crest in Parkville. It was very nice, very clean, and it seems well organized. They are in the independent living, and they live by themselves. I thought the facility was nice. It was easy for people with wheelchairs and elderly people; it seems to be quite well organized for that kind of clientele. I also went to an event there and tried their food; it was delicious. I was a volunteer at a senior center, and it was a dinner for the volunteers. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 5 1

John 2021-03-06 Oak Crest was excellent. They had everything, they had all kinds of amenities. Everything was clean, and they were well-staffed with professional people. The facilities were beautiful and the rooms were clean, well-furnished, and very nice. They had spas, an indoor swimming pool, a park area, and all kinds of indoor stuff like a library, game room, etcetera. The dining room was very good. It was very nice. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Cheryl 2019-05-16 Mom will move to Oak Crest on June 1st. They have 8 restaurants, a swimming pool, a gym, day trips, bus trips, in-apartment cleaning, room service, and they have a benevolence plan. If you run out of money, theyll keep you and support you. They have 2-bedrooms, den buildings, huge patio condos, and some rooms just have balconies. They go from 2-bedroom den, to 2-bedroom, and studio. Shes going to independent. The food is all chef made, and they have 8 separate chefs for the 8 restaurants. Its very expensive, but you get a lot for your money. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Mice as Your Roommate 2018-07-10 Oakcrest is beautiful and expensive as long as you don’t mind living with an infestation of MICE in your apartment. My Grandmother is very clean and has a well kept apartment on the independent living side of the loop. An apartment that costs quite a bit of money. She also has MICE. Just a few months ago she had a fly infestation and couldn’t figure out where it was coming from. The exterminator that was sent to her place A WEEK LATER said it was because the flies lay their egg in the dead, decaying mice that live in her walls. In the Rehab building it is the same. The little brown mice just come out in the rooms IN BROAD DAYLIGHT. Unacceptable, Oakcrest! I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 1 1

Mary 2018-05-08 Oak Crest is a huge campus with a golfing tee. They also have multiple buildings and tunnels running underground so you don't have to go outside. It was a really nice place, but I prefer something smaller. Their apartments are pretty big and they have all kinds of clubs, swimming, dancing, and all kinds of activities for seniors. They also have special care places where you need help in certain areas health-wise, and they also have a rehab center. I visited this facility

5 5 1

ocbum21842 2017-11-21 My wife and i were all ready to move into Oak Crest a year a go in October / 2 days before the move some one called and said we could not move in /the reason they gave is we made to much money / we are both on ssi / we looked at other places and we cant afford the rent / so now we are stuck in a apt. complex around people we dont know and people that arent or age to communacate with and nothing to do because we dont drive either / i guess my point is where do older people go Other

5 1 1

fran-a 2017-05-26 Oak Crest had a lot of activities and fit right into my lifestyle. I saw the apartments, and you could bring in your own furniture if you want. You could also cook there. For the meals, you have to pay separately. They had a swimming, organized activities, lectures on art appreciation, and book or memoir writing from professors at local colleges. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Caring78877850 2014-03-26 My mother is on the list in Oak Crest and we heard from them yesterday that they do have an apartment available. They have a swimming pool, bus trips, they do bingo, arts and crafts, computer classes and they go to shows and shopping. The staff is wonderful. They are fully staffed. They have a wide range of healthy food on the menu. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Caring74392650 2014-01-29 Oak Crest is a lovely place, but expensive. They have very small apartments and usually the residents there do not stay in their apartment, they go outside for activities. The staff were very helpful and they really care about the residents. We have eaten there and the food is excellent. It's a lovely site, it's just we didn’t have enough money to be able to go there. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Karla4 2013-09-30 I have some family members living at Oak Crest Village. It's a very nice facility and they keep the place up to date. They have a very nice apartment with bedroom. You can pick a balcony if you like or a patio if you want to stay on the ground floor with full bath and full kitchen with microwave and stove. The meals are served by a chef. They have indoor pool, a computer lab, and a gymnasium. They have a couple of banks on the premises. They also have shops. They have everything that you could possibly want. They have a doctor and a pharmacy open 24 hours a day. I really would like to go there. The facility requires quite a lot of deposit depending on the kind of apartment you want. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 5 1

Valerie12 2013-09-23 We move into Oak Crest. We are in an apartment with two bedrooms: one huge and one regular size bedroom. It has one and a half bath and a kitchen. The staff has been wonderful and helpful so far. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 5 1

Judy29 2013-07-25 This is a beautiful complex, but I will not go to Oak Crest because they are very expensive. Their pricing is just for the rich. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 4 1

lpg 2012-09-26 All of my experiences with Oak Crest Village were very positive. My grandparents seemed to love living there and it was a very positive time for them. The facilities were beautiful and well kept and full of activities and resources for the residents (i.e., library, hair salon, game rooms, etc.). Perhaps the only complaint I might have had was the demeanor of some of the nurses in the nursing home section of the facility. They were not quite as respectful and kind as one would hope to expect from nurses working with the elderly at the end of their lives. Aside from that, however, the residence is fantastic and I'm glad my grandparents got to spend their final years there. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 5 1

SandyR 2012-08-21 I'm very impressed with it so far. The people couldn't be nicer, all the sales people, everyone's trying to help you out getting in and it's been wonderful. I haven't had any problems whatsoever and they've bent over backwards do everything that I've asked, at least so far. I appreciate all their help. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Carollline 2013-06-30 My husband fell ill and found himself in a nursing home. We hated that place but I promised he would get the best. And very close to home we found Oakcrest. He was thrilled. He told all of his friends, if you save your money, you can live in a place this wonderful. He described Oakcrest nursing home, like a cruise ship, without the water. He felt sorry for those whose minds were not aware of the beauty around them. He had his mind until the end. He loved all the staff and they loved him. Sadly he was only there for one month. His last month was very happy. And they were his own words. I am a friend or relative of resident

5 5 1

deannam224 2013-04-02 I am so happy that my mother moved to Oak Crest Village. She loves it there, it is like being on a lifelong cruise with no worries about taking care of your home or meals. The key is to move in when you are well because they won't accept you if your medical problems are too complicated. The staff is wonderful and are always so friendly and helpful. They really look out for their residents. We looked at other retirement communities when my mother purchased the unit, but we liked the fact that Oak Crest Village is a fee for service community which means that you don't have to pay the enormous entrance fee like you do at the other continuing care retirement communities in the area. Why pay hundreds of thousands of extra dollars when you may not need that care. I am a friend or relative of resident

5 5 1

Dan6 2012-07-05 Overall, my experience with this facility was quite pleasant. My aunt was treated with respect and cared for very well, and we never heard a complaint from her. She had the same room for several years, always made bright with flowers and open windows. The staff would always recognize us and welcome us, and my aunt loved her caretakers. I remember they had lots of movies running in the common area, which my aunt loved to sit in on most of the day. Most of the residents were friendly, as well, but many had memory problems. The staff had to have extra patience to deal with everyone, since oftentimes the residents needed to be reminded of nearly every single everyday activity they needed to do. One of my few complaints was that it was quite far from where I live, so it was generally difficult to get out to see my aunt without planning it a few weeks in advance. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 4 1

Kyle1 2012-01-06 I was anxious when I first learn that my grandmother would be admitted into Oakcrest Village. Although I heard good comment about this assistant living facility I was still skeptical. The first day that I visited her, I was pleased from what I saw at this specific facility. From my background and experiences, the stereotypical image of an assistant living facility is that it is understaffed, odorous and holds a cold uninvited type of atmosphere. Upon visiting my grandmother this stereotype was quickly reevaluated. Not only were there an adequate number of nurses and nursing assistants at hand, but the facility was extremely clean and had such a home like feel to it! I was immediately greeted by smiling and helpful staff. The most important part my grandmother has improved drastically with her daily activities of living. Not only, she has become more active and has taken part in a large number group activities and has many opportunities to socialize and engage with friendly caring staff. I found it comforting that every time that I visited my grandmother, there always seems to be a Doctor on site. Opposed to other nursing homes I visited family at which the Doctor was on an "on-call" basis. Admitting a loved one to a competent nursing facility is so beneficial for families peace of mind and most importantly to your loved one. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 5 1

voyager 2017-04-21 food is often cold or not what you ordered. There is little or no sense of community. this is simply an institutional operation for making money. No free ANYTHING. They even charge you 50 cents to watch a movie!!.. My wife and I pay $3200 per month and have 20 meals per month included in the rent. On a downhill slide. What is shown at the "events" is not reality. I am planning to move. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 2 1

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March 24, 2021

By Not what its cracked up to be

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mother has lived here for 6 years and over the years everything has really diminished. I recognize that covid has affected everything but the food has become beyond terrible and very little choices. The elevator which was down for months is still acting up. And apparently they are removing one of the deli's after removing another one in a different building. Without discussion with residents prior to decision making. These are people who moved in with amenities that have been taken away and yet the price rose 4% this year alone. Would not recommend to anyone.

June 26, 2018

By Stacey

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mom stayed at Oak Crest and it was a wonderful place. It was phenomenal. They had music, arts, and games. They were very professional and clean. The meals are fantastic and wonderful. The staff was fantastic. I can't say enough good things about them. It was expensive, but then everything was state of the art.

August 21, 2017

By Barbara

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

I know a lot of people at Oak Crest. It's a very large place to get around in, but it's very nice. It's very friendly and the apartments and staff are nice. My friends are involved in some of the activities, which they like, including swimming, cards, and woodworking. They have very good food.

January 10, 2017

By Maria025146

I visited this facility

I went to visit my cousins at Oak Crest. It is very nice and very large, and the people who live there love it. The facilities are very nice, and the staff people are very nice. The rooms are fine, but it is very expensive. A person who has a 1-bedroom apartment has a bedroom, a living room, a small kitchen, and a bathroom. Her apartment was small but adequate.

December 20, 2016

By voyager

I am/was a resident of this facility

Things seem to be changing here. The food quality is slipping. There seems to be an attitude change on the part of the food service staff negatively toward the residents. I have had several residents, long term and short term begin to speak out to me about the negative situation

December 08, 2016

By Happycalm

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

I was excited that my mother was moving into Oak Crest initially. Now, not so much. They have many problems there that don't seem to be resolved, as they are busy making changes and room for the new people to hopefully come. Her food is not good and they can't seem to find a way of organizing the process or producing interesting or tasty food. Mice, mice, mice! They are overrun with mice and again, can't seem to find a way of clearing the issue up. Also, once one is moved in, even though repairs need to be made from past occupants Oak Crest charges the current tenant if they did not order all new interiors, and then there is a limited amount of time for catching problems.. Unfortunately, the mostly elderly people who are most affected by these issues are not able/willing/confident enough to push the management for improvement. Disappointed and not so happy now.

October 20, 2016

By Mary121534

I visited this facility

Oak Crest's rooms are very good and large. The food was satisfactory. They offered just about everything. It's a very large community, but it's probably a little larger than I would like.

June 28, 2016

By Elaine250741

I visited this facility

I was impressed with everything at Oak Crest because they had a lot to offer with activities, recreation, and volunteers coming in. They thought of everything in terms of not having to leave the facility. They had doctors and nurses come to check on the residents. It was very well planned out and pricey. I didn’t like that they had a buy-in program.

April 06, 2016

By Jean121803850

I visited this facility

Oak Crest was great. They have two-bedrooms with two bathrooms and a patio or porch. Their activities include a woodshop for my husband, bridge for me, a swimming pool, and anything else that we could ask for.

January 24, 2016

By Visitor117473450

I visited this facility

Oak Crest was very nice and very clean. The staff was accommodating and knowledgeable. We found that it was going to be extremely expensive for mom to be there.

December 01, 2015

By Rebecca43

I visited this facility

We went to Oak Crest. The presentation was excellent. They had very nice units. However, it was a little out of the way, and there were a lot of traffic in between where we would be and where our children are. They did have the same activities, e.g., aquatics, physical therapy, and housekeeping.

October 27, 2015

By Carol114210550

I visited this facility

My husband and I visited Oak Crest. They were top-notch. The building is like a campus. It is very large and very well cared for. They had a huge staff. In fact, they have a couple of different buildings there on the campus. It is a very big facility. There are lots of amenities and lots of options and things to do, but it is also very expensive.

September 18, 2015

By Vinny2

I am a friend or relative of a resident

My dad has moved into Oak Crest. The staff is excellent. They are very attentive. They have loads of activities if you are interested. The facility is very well kept. They have board games, cards, sports, and swimming available. They have a fitness center. They will take you shopping if you are interested. I found the food to be very good.

May 31, 2015

By Caring106907250

I am a friend or relative of a resident

Oak Crest is too big and too expensive, but I like the fact that they had the restaurant within the walls so you don’t have to go outside, and that’s one of my main things if I ever go anywhere because I do live alone. The food is very good; they have chefs and cooks. I have seen that the staff seems to be very pleasant and cooperative. They have 1 and 2-bedroom rooms and is set up very nicely. They are very active, they have a gym and a swimming pool, they play cards, and they do stage shows for people that want to be involved in that. One thing that I don’t care for is that the elevators are very far apart, and there is a lot of walking that you have to do to get anywhere within the building. But I think all their buildings are connected in some way that you don’t have to go outside. The distance for walking even from the front door to get to an elevator -- and then if you have to go up from one of the higher floors -- includes long halls, and for a lot of people in wheelchairs and even for people at my age, they are very long halls to walk. It is very clean, and from what I have seen and from the people who live there, they are very satisfied.

March 26, 2015

By Chris M.

I am/was a resident of this facility

My grandparents lived here for over 7 years before my grandmother passed. They lived in the independent apartments until my grandmother became ill, then they moved to assisted living. My grandfather always says moving here was one of the best decisions they ever made. We have gone up to visit quite a bit over the years. When I was going to school at Towson University I was over there almost every weekend to visit. The food in the dining room is actually quite good. The pools are nice. There are LOTS of events and social groups. My grandparents really enjoyed this. The location is great and close to where they used to live. It is very clean and well kept. Never smells, even in the Alzheimer's unit. You get alot for what you pay.

February 08, 2015

By Joaniellen

I am a friend or relative of resident

My Mom has been in Oak Crest since 2005. First she was in independent living and now in the nursing home. Although the fee for nursing home is enormous, she is receiving top of the line care there. The nurses keeps the family informed of her progressive and they keep a daily log of her medicines. They have family meetings every three months to discuss my Mom which I find very helpful. The administrator of Oak Crest has been extremely helpful in dealing with her finances and there has never been any pressure on my sister and I. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants/needs quality time and care if they can afford it.

January 29, 2015

By Larry46

I visited this facility

The tour was very nice. The physical structure of the Oak Crest is excellent. The facilities connect to each other, and every apartment is connected to the main area. You have a choice of three or four restaurants so you never have to go out if you don't wish. If you have a need to go into an assisted living, it's also connected to the central building. Anybody can go and see you and pick you up without ever getting out of the community. They own their own television station which is local to the people within the facility. All these are very nice. Most of the smaller units, you have to go through the closet in order to get to the bathroom which is sort of a turn off. They do have a model in all of the later made units with the separate walk-in closet as well as a private entrance to the bathroom. They have medical doctors and nurses on the staff. The nurses are on 24 hours a day.

December 28, 2014

By Caring99471150

I visited this facility

We went to Oak Crest. The atmosphere was nice. The people were friendly. Food was excellent. The apartments were small. With regards to the staff, they were all very friendly. However, they need more apartments.

December 30, 2013

By Caring76139950

I visited this facility

Because of my work, I came to know about Oak Crest. One of the things that they have there is that they have ranges of care. They have different levels for you there. They do a very good job at the facility and I believe that they do have activities there.

July 25, 2013

By caringmm719

I visited this facility

We visited Oak Crest a couple of times earlier when my friend was in a better condition. We looked at their assisted living facility and it was very nice. It was a fairly new facility. Their apartments were nice. They're all basically the same with the other facilities we visited in terms of services and features, but I would absolutely recommend Oak Crest to others.

July 05, 2013

By Guest52519

I am a friend or relative of resident

This is a wonderful place that our grandmother raves about constantly! The staff truly went out of their way to make her feel welcome, and it didn't stop there. She always tells us how friendly and helpful everyone is to her, and how she has met some wonderful residents that she now calls friends. She raves about the staff and the delicious meals she gets in the dining room, she says she loves getting her hair done in the salon, and always tells us how helpful and warm the front desk and office staff are to her. She was reluctant to move to Oak Crest Village, but now she says she wishes she found it sooner. We are so happy that she is happy and enjoying this stage in her life surrounded by wonderful people and living in such a pleasant atmosphere. My husband and I wish we could move in! We would definitely recommend Oak Crest Village to anyone looking for a retirement community that is definitely 5 stars!

June 15, 2013

By JulieE

I am/was a resident of this facility

Oak Crest Village is safe, clean, fun and there are nice people as well. The food is good. I enjoy the exercising classes and have spent the last 7 years just loving my carefree lifestyle that I live at Oak Crest Village.

May 06, 2013

By Jess LCPC

I visited this facility

Oak Crest Village independent living senior community gets 5 stars. This is luxury living. The grounds of the facility are very pretty. The landscaping was pretty and the grounds well maintained. There are many common areas of the facility. This includes dining areas, computer center, lounges, Library and much, much more. Each of the apartments features lots of windows giving a breath taking view. I was very impressed with the entire community. This is a place to consider as a retirement option

November 19, 2012

By AnonymousMedic

I visited this facility

My experience is that this is the top facility of all all nursing, assisted living, and retirement facilities in the area. It does not give off the typical vibe of a sad nursing home, as there are many activities to do in a community based environment. In my experience the medical care is also very good. There are security guards who are cross-trained as EMT's all over the facility, and they even have their own Paramedic staffed ambulance. I have seen no problems from the nursing staff there and they all seem to be kind to their patients. It is without a doubt one of the nicer facilities I have seen both in appearance and staffing. This as as far as my knowledge of the facility goes, but hopefully it provides a different perspective.

September 29, 2011

By Anabeth Walsh

I visited this facility

Oakcrest Village is a vibrant community of seniors with a range of assistance needs. It is conveniently located near shopping and cultural venues. Oakcrest residents have a lot of options, in their living environments, their food choices, and their range of activities. Transportation is available daily. Residents can have pets and can share meals with friends and family. Oakcrest provides beautifully appointed apartments with a variety of floor plans, depending on the needs of the individual. It is easy for residents to receive various levels of care in this facility, as their needs for assistance change. When one member of a couple needs more care, Oakcrest staff finds ways to serve both members while ensuring that the couple maintains dignity and connection to the other. Oakcrest is well-regarded in the community, and has come to be known for their fine level of assistance to residents. I would not hesitate to encourage any of my aging family members to consider moving to Oakcrest and start getting the peace of mind that comes with a beautiful home and expert staffing.

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Independent Living Reviews for Oak Crest

April 09, 2022

By Reviewer RC#0401

I visited this facility

Oak Crest was a fantastic place. Everybody was super friendly. We talked to several residents and it's a very amazing place. It looks like they have everything you need there. The lady was very confident. She answered all the questions, was very nice, and even followed up several times with me. We looked at three different units and they all were very nice. They have a swimming pool, a fitness center, and walking trails, and they have every club you could ever think of.

October 28, 2021

By Reviewer#JM241021b

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mom was a resident of Oak Crest. It's one of those where you have your own apartment, and you're independent. Then if you need assisted living, you could move to that. If you needed dementia care, they had that there as well. My mother was still on her own in just her apartment there. The facility was very good. It met all her needs. She was able to join a lot of the activities that were there. She played bridge once a week. While she was still up to it, in her 80s, she was swimming there. Up until a few years ago, she did line dancing there. They have a lot of activities. It's a very good community. I thought the food was pretty good. I've eaten there a good number of times over the past eight years. The staff members were very helpful, particularly the social worker there. It was fairly pricey.

September 05, 2021

By George

I visited this facility

What I liked best about Oak Crest is the spaciousness, a lot of wall space, a lot of windows, friendly staff, and good salespeople. Everybody seemed happy. You can't fake happiness when you're walking all around a facility that large. It is huge. You would expect for a place that big, there might be some malcontents or some discontented people; I didn't see any of them. They were very friendly, and we certainly walked the halls quite a bit to look at different room designs. Like all places, they sell by square foot. You have a certain ranking of apartments, each one getting bigger in size. Some of them have balconies or patios; some of them don't, and some of them are one-bedroom. They're well organized. When you first go there, you are dealing with a sales staff. I didn't get to see the kitchen staff or anything like that, but they had contractors working on some of the rooms and painting. When they have people leave, they rehab the rooms for the next family, couple, or individual. They were doing a very nice job. Everything was beautiful there. They go out of their way to keep things up. The staff all seemed to know each other, and they were happy. The facilities looked excellent. From what I could see, the food looked good. The amenities that they have are certainly very high with a lot of perks. You don't possibly need everything that you get. Sometimes you have to pay for things you don't really want, but it's part of the package (like buying a car). With Oak Crest, you buy a condo. You move in, and you have a monthly maintenance fee. The condo can range anywhere from $150,000 to $500,000 (depending upon the size), whether you get a basic studio apartment or a two-bedroom, two-bath, luxurious place. You live there and when you die, your heirs sell that place back for 90% of what you paid for. If you moved into the place at $500,000, and your monthly maintenance fee is $3,000. 90% of the $500,000 you paid, they will start taking away $3,000 every month to support you if you can't pay that maintenance fee. The maintenance fee also calls for some meals and other amenities. If you lived a very, very long time, eventually that monthly service fee eats up all that money that you had put down for your apartment (that 90% that your family's supposed to get back). They will keep you because they have a benevolent fund. They will keep you free of charge because you've been a resident there, and you put your money down in good faith. They've actually had that money to use during the course of all these years, so they can afford to keep you there.

September 01, 2021

By Catherine

I visited this facility

I've gone to check out Oak Crest in Parkville. I'm not moving until next month but I liked it because of the amenities, and the friendliness of everybody. It's the independent living I'm going to. I'll be 30 minutes away from my sister so that's also another reason I liked it. They have a beautiful swimming pool, a nice exercise room, and beautiful grounds. You don't have to go outside like in the rain or the snow or the cold since it's all enclosed. They have long hallways that connect all the buildings. They have craft rooms, outside gardening, and a walking patio. They will come in and do some upgrades to your apartment if you want something done. The staff was very nice. They answer all your questions, everyone seems friendly and it's just a beautiful place. The food was delicious too.

March 08, 2021

By Carol

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

I visited some friends at Oak Crest in Parkville. It was very nice, very clean, and it seems well organized. They are in the independent living, and they live by themselves. I thought the facility was nice. It was easy for people with wheelchairs and elderly people; it seems to be quite well organized for that kind of clientele. I also went to an event there and tried their food; it was delicious. I was a volunteer at a senior center, and it was a dinner for the volunteers.

March 06, 2021

By John

I visited this facility

Oak Crest was excellent. They had everything, they had all kinds of amenities. Everything was clean, and they were well-staffed with professional people. The facilities were beautiful and the rooms were clean, well-furnished, and very nice. They had spas, an indoor swimming pool, a park area, and all kinds of indoor stuff like a library, game room, etcetera. The dining room was very good. It was very nice.

May 16, 2019

By Cheryl

I visited this facility

Mom will move to Oak Crest on June 1st. They have 8 restaurants, a swimming pool, a gym, day trips, bus trips, in-apartment cleaning, room service, and they have a benevolence plan. If you run out of money, theyll keep you and support you. They have 2-bedrooms, den buildings, huge patio condos, and some rooms just have balconies. They go from 2-bedroom den, to 2-bedroom, and studio. Shes going to independent. The food is all chef made, and they have 8 separate chefs for the 8 restaurants. Its very expensive, but you get a lot for your money.

July 10, 2018

By Mice as Your Roommate

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Oakcrest is beautiful and expensive as long as you don’t mind living with an infestation of MICE in your apartment. My Grandmother is very clean and has a well kept apartment on the independent living side of the loop. An apartment that costs quite a bit of money. She also has MICE. Just a few months ago she had a fly infestation and couldn’t figure out where it was coming from. The exterminator that was sent to her place A WEEK LATER said it was because the flies lay their egg in the dead, decaying mice that live in her walls. In the Rehab building it is the same. The little brown mice just come out in the rooms IN BROAD DAYLIGHT. Unacceptable, Oakcrest!

May 08, 2018

By Mary

I visited this facility

Oak Crest is a huge campus with a golfing tee. They also have multiple buildings and tunnels running underground so you don't have to go outside. It was a really nice place, but I prefer something smaller. Their apartments are pretty big and they have all kinds of clubs, swimming, dancing, and all kinds of activities for seniors. They also have special care places where you need help in certain areas health-wise, and they also have a rehab center.

November 21, 2017

By ocbum21842

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My wife and i were all ready to move into Oak Crest a year a go in October / 2 days before the move some one called and said we could not move in /the reason they gave is we made to much money / we are both on ssi / we looked at other places and we cant afford the rent / so now we are stuck in a apt. complex around people we dont know and people that arent or age to communacate with and nothing to do because we dont drive either / i guess my point is where do older people go

May 26, 2017

By fran-a

I visited this facility

Oak Crest had a lot of activities and fit right into my lifestyle. I saw the apartments, and you could bring in your own furniture if you want. You could also cook there. For the meals, you have to pay separately. They had a swimming, organized activities, lectures on art appreciation, and book or memoir writing from professors at local colleges.

March 26, 2014

By Caring78877850

I visited this facility

My mother is on the list in Oak Crest and we heard from them yesterday that they do have an apartment available. They have a swimming pool, bus trips, they do bingo, arts and crafts, computer classes and they go to shows and shopping. The staff is wonderful. They are fully staffed. They have a wide range of healthy food on the menu.

January 29, 2014

By Caring74392650

I visited this facility

Oak Crest is a lovely place, but expensive. They have very small apartments and usually the residents there do not stay in their apartment, they go outside for activities. The staff were very helpful and they really care about the residents. We have eaten there and the food is excellent. It's a lovely site, it's just we didn’t have enough money to be able to go there.

September 30, 2013

By Karla4

I am a friend or relative of a resident

I have some family members living at Oak Crest Village. It's a very nice facility and they keep the place up to date. They have a very nice apartment with bedroom. You can pick a balcony if you like or a patio if you want to stay on the ground floor with full bath and full kitchen with microwave and stove. The meals are served by a chef. They have indoor pool, a computer lab, and a gymnasium. They have a couple of banks on the premises. They also have shops. They have everything that you could possibly want. They have a doctor and a pharmacy open 24 hours a day. I really would like to go there. The facility requires quite a lot of deposit depending on the kind of apartment you want.

September 23, 2013

By Valerie12

I am/was a resident of this facility

We move into Oak Crest. We are in an apartment with two bedrooms: one huge and one regular size bedroom. It has one and a half bath and a kitchen. The staff has been wonderful and helpful so far.

July 25, 2013

By Judy29

I am a friend or relative of a resident

This is a beautiful complex, but I will not go to Oak Crest because they are very expensive. Their pricing is just for the rich.

September 26, 2012

By lpg

I am a friend or relative of a resident

All of my experiences with Oak Crest Village were very positive. My grandparents seemed to love living there and it was a very positive time for them. The facilities were beautiful and well kept and full of activities and resources for the residents (i.e., library, hair salon, game rooms, etc.). Perhaps the only complaint I might have had was the demeanor of some of the nurses in the nursing home section of the facility. They were not quite as respectful and kind as one would hope to expect from nurses working with the elderly at the end of their lives. Aside from that, however, the residence is fantastic and I'm glad my grandparents got to spend their final years there.

August 21, 2012

By SandyR

I visited this facility

I'm very impressed with it so far. The people couldn't be nicer, all the sales people, everyone's trying to help you out getting in and it's been wonderful. I haven't had any problems whatsoever and they've bent over backwards do everything that I've asked, at least so far. I appreciate all their help.

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June 30, 2013

By Carollline

I am a friend or relative of resident

My husband fell ill and found himself in a nursing home. We hated that place but I promised he would get the best. And very close to home we found Oakcrest. He was thrilled. He told all of his friends, if you save your money, you can live in a place this wonderful. He described Oakcrest nursing home, like a cruise ship, without the water. He felt sorry for those whose minds were not aware of the beauty around them. He had his mind until the end. He loved all the staff and they loved him. Sadly he was only there for one month. His last month was very happy. And they were his own words.

April 02, 2013

By deannam224

I am a friend or relative of resident

I am so happy that my mother moved to Oak Crest Village. She loves it there, it is like being on a lifelong cruise with no worries about taking care of your home or meals. The key is to move in when you are well because they won't accept you if your medical problems are too complicated. The staff is wonderful and are always so friendly and helpful. They really look out for their residents. We looked at other retirement communities when my mother purchased the unit, but we liked the fact that Oak Crest Village is a fee for service community which means that you don't have to pay the enormous entrance fee like you do at the other continuing care retirement communities in the area. Why pay hundreds of thousands of extra dollars when you may not need that care.

July 05, 2012

By Dan6

I am a friend or relative of a resident

Overall, my experience with this facility was quite pleasant. My aunt was treated with respect and cared for very well, and we never heard a complaint from her. She had the same room for several years, always made bright with flowers and open windows. The staff would always recognize us and welcome us, and my aunt loved her caretakers. I remember they had lots of movies running in the common area, which my aunt loved to sit in on most of the day. Most of the residents were friendly, as well, but many had memory problems. The staff had to have extra patience to deal with everyone, since oftentimes the residents needed to be reminded of nearly every single everyday activity they needed to do. One of my few complaints was that it was quite far from where I live, so it was generally difficult to get out to see my aunt without planning it a few weeks in advance.

January 06, 2012

By Kyle1

I am a friend or relative of a resident

I was anxious when I first learn that my grandmother would be admitted into Oakcrest Village. Although I heard good comment about this assistant living facility I was still skeptical. The first day that I visited her, I was pleased from what I saw at this specific facility. From my background and experiences, the stereotypical image of an assistant living facility is that it is understaffed, odorous and holds a cold uninvited type of atmosphere. Upon visiting my grandmother this stereotype was quickly reevaluated. Not only were there an adequate number of nurses and nursing assistants at hand, but the facility was extremely clean and had such a home like feel to it! I was immediately greeted by smiling and helpful staff. The most important part my grandmother has improved drastically with her daily activities of living. Not only, she has become more active and has taken part in a large number group activities and has many opportunities to socialize and engage with friendly caring staff. I found it comforting that every time that I visited my grandmother, there always seems to be a Doctor on site. Opposed to other nursing homes I visited family at which the Doctor was on an "on-call" basis. Admitting a loved one to a competent nursing facility is so beneficial for families peace of mind and most importantly to your loved one.

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April 21, 2017

By voyager

I am/was a resident of this facility

food is often cold or not what you ordered. There is little or no sense of community. this is simply an institutional operation for making money. No free ANYTHING. They even charge you 50 cents to watch a movie!!.. My wife and I pay $3200 per month and have 20 meals per month included in the rent. On a downhill slide. What is shown at the "events" is not reality. I am planning to move.

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Oak Crest is a full-service, maintenance-free community designed exclusively for retirees, age 62 or better. Located on 87 picturesque acres in Parkville, Maryland, Oak Crest is a private campus kept secure day and night by a team of professionals trained in emergency first response. We're the ideal choice for active seniors who want to live a vibrant, engaging, and purposeful lifestyle in a setting that's both safe and beautiful.

Like a small town under one roof, Oak Crest offers an abundance of opportunities to keep your mind, body and spirit thriving. Stroll to any of our three spectacular clubhouses through climate-controlled, glass-enclosed walkways that connect all of our community buildings. Here you'll find all the resources you need to enjoy a spectacular retirement, including a fitness center, indoor heated pool and hot tub and four restaurants serving healthy, delicious meals created fresh each day by our own personal chef. Other amenities include a computer lab with high-speed Internet, billiards and game room, creative arts studio, fully-equipped woodworking shop, classrooms and even a resident-run television studio. Not to mention a bank and 24-hour ATM, a beauty salon and barber shop, a convenience store and an on-site pharmacy that delivers to your door!

Oak Crest also has an on-site medical center staffed by physicians who work exclusively at our community. These licensed geriatricians are experts in meeting the unique health care needs of older adults. They will work with you to design a wellness plan that will keep you strong, independent and feeling your finest for years to come.

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